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1. Trying to bring swing frame to front before taking a screenshot but getting artifacts    stackoverflow.com

I have a part of my app that takes a screenshot of a certain window but before I do so I want to bring the window to the front. This ...

2. Disable Screenshot of my Swing Window    stackoverflow.com

I have a Swing window that has sensitive information in it and I would like to prevent users from taking screenshots, or making by window invisible when they do take the ...

3. Is there a program that can (re)create a form (using HTML / Swing) using OCR from a screenshot?    stackoverflow.com

I have a set of screenshots from a legacy Desktop application that needs to be redeveloped for the web Although HTML will be used, the end result would have almost the same ...

4. Java Swing : Obtain `Image` of JFrame    stackoverflow.com

How do I obtain a java.awt.Image of a JFrame?


Details: I want to obtain a screen shot of a JFrame (for later use within my application). This is presently accomplished using the robot ...

5. How can I get a less pixelated screenshot in java?    stackoverflow.com

I am using a BufferedImage in java after capturing the image out of a JFrame. I need some way to sharpen the image such that when it's enlarged it doesn't look ...

6. How to capture image from a jframe?(too fast)    stackoverflow.com

I have successfully done this before but now after running the program numerous times the failure comes at the screenshot is too fast. And it won't take the correct image it ...

7. Capturing ScreenShot of the the Active Window    coderanch.com

Hi Ranchers, I am working on a simple application to capture the screen shot of the entire screen and save it in a Disk File. This is what the screen capturing code looks like : Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit(); Dimension screenSize = toolkit.getScreenSize(); Rectangle screenRect = new Rectangle(screenSize); Robot robot = new Robot(); BufferedImage image = robot.createScreenCapture(screenRect); ImageIO.write(image, fileType, new File(filePath)); ...